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WM REPORTS

Russia - Need To Be Together

The Russian Orthodox Church ardently desires reconciliation with the Roman Catholic Church to end a 1000-year rift, even if it is still bitter about misunderstandings in recent years.

Nigeria - With All At Heart

"My concern is the good of all the people entrusted to my care, whether Catholics or not" Bishop Matthew Ishaya Audu of Lafia in the Nigerian state of Nasarawa said recently. The Bishop on a visit to Rome, kindly agreed to answer a few questions.

Nepal - Against All Odds

Despite danger and threats, priests, religious and laity in Nepal are determined to continue service of education.

Uruguay - Putting People First

The Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) looks less like a true regional integration project than a "neo-colonialist" plan that will make poor communities even poorer and will not respect national sovereignty, the Catholic bishops of the members of South America's largest trade bloc said recently.


MISSION & WITNESS

SOMALIA: The Only Thing That Counts

Dr Annalena Tonelli, a 60-year-old Italian lay missionary, was killed last October in her home in Borama, Somaliland. Here is her testimony... read


MISSION ISSUES

SOUTH AFRICA: Where little children bury their parents

"No one should have to die alone; nor should little children have to deal with burying their parents in the backyard," says Sister Christine Martin, an Australian missionary who has been working with AIDS orphans in South Africa.  more


WM SPECIAL: WHEN THE NAME OF MISSION IS WOMAN

A Woman From Samaria - by Rekha Chennattu

There is a growing awareness among us today that women are not given their rightful place in Biblical exegesis, theology and in the life and mission of the Church. The author, from India, after reading the episode of the Samaritan woman in the 4th Gospel, proposes some challenging and thought-provoking conclusions highlighting the enormous missionary potential of women in the life of the Church.  read more


CHINA WINDOW

HONG KONG: Ready For Battle

The Bishop of Hong Kong - who says he is simply following the social teaching of the Church - recently noted that while China has opened up to commerce and tourism, the Communist government still maintains tight control over religious activities. read more


YOUNG MISSION

PHILIPPINES: Having It All - by Fr Rico A. Nobleza

Priesthood is my career. A young Filipino priest explains why he chose the less-trodden path.  read more


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December 2003


 

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Women in the mission of the Church

- by R. Chennattu


 MISSION IN ASIA

MYANMAR: Crossing Over

The "Little evangelizers" of Myanmar have no other reason to exist but their dedication to preaching the Gospel more by deeds than by words.


FIRST HAND MISSION

COLOMBIA: Delighting In Difference - by Fr Gordon Paul Rees MCCJ

A recently-ordained Comboni Missionary from South Africa reports on what arriving in his new mission has meant to him. read more


 

 

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FILIPINO FOCUS ON DIALOGUE

Muslim guests at a unique priestly ordination.

 


LET'S MEET

MARY, Mother of Jesus 

- by Aldrin Janito

To Treasure These Things

 

In his concluding contribution, Fr Aldrin shares the beauty and challenge of Mary's story more

 


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